Longear Sunfish News Today

A Mid-Missouri man matched a state record with his longear sunfish catch from earlier this month.

Wildlife Forever and Title Sponsor Bass Pro Shops are proud to announce the 2023 Art of Conservation® Fish Art Contest State Winners. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place was awarded to students in four age categories in each state. This year, over 4,500 students participated in the contest. Students in kindergarten through 12th grade create original

In many of our local streams and rivers live thousands of small fish that spend most of their lives swimming in relative obscurity.

The Scioto Brush Creek watershed is alive. This river drainage area hosts sport fish who call it their home.

Inspired by an ancient Japanese tradition, it’s all about catching as many minuscule species as possible.

Fishing Frustration Begins at an Early Age Occurred on May 17, 2021 / Clifton, Maine, USA Info from Licensor: "Four-year-old Nathan was fishing off the dock with his mom on chemo pond in Maine. After adorably trying to coerce the fish to come, he became frustrated and simply stated what every fisherman is thinking. But seriously, how many times can he politely ask the fish to engage! His encouragement did pay off in the end and he snagged a large Longear Sunfish." Like Sharedots on Like/Follo...

More than a million gallons of drinking water killed fish on the Comal River last week.  According to the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, an "undetermined" amount of fish died in the river after the potabale water spilled from a main break into the nearby Blieders Creek and then flowed into the Comal, New Braunfels Utilities Chief Communications Officer Melissa Krause told the paper.  The chlorine in the water attacks the gills of fish, an expert told the newspaper. The lethality of it usually...

More than a million gallons of drinking water killed fish on the Comal River last week.  According to the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, an "undetermined" amount of fish died in the river after the potabale water spilled from a main break into the nearby Blieders Creek and then flowed into the Comal, New Braunfels Utilities Chief Communications Officer Melissa Krause told the paper.  The chlorine in the water attacks the gills of fish, an expert told the newspaper. The lethality of it usually...

An undetermined number of fish were killed last week after a drinking water main burst and sent more than a million gallons of chlorinated water into the Comal River, New